Thank you all for being here tonight. Happy holiday weekend again. There is no such thing as the summer Friday anymore.

So we're just going to jump right in over 10,000 documents. That is the number of documents that the FBI retrieved from

Trump's Beach Club in August alone. Today we got a clear picture for the first

time of the sheer volume of documents that traveled

nearly 1,000 miles from the White House to Trump's Palm Beach Club when a

federal judge unsealed a previously unseen and detailed inventory of what the FBI retrieved during its search last month.

As a reminder here, Trump's team wanted this to come out and the Justice Department didn't oppose

it.

As we continue to await a decision from the judge as to

whether or not she'll grant Trump's request for a third-party independent

review, that special master, there are two big headlines emerging from

today's filing.

The first, again, is over 10,000 documents

were found at Maralago.

That is Bigly.

The second major headline is that the FBI found 48 empty folders marked classified.

And 42 more empty folders marked Return to Staff Secretary slash military aid.

Doing the math here, that is 90 folders

that were empty and almost certainly

had some important stuff in them.

So the first question here is,

why were they empty? Where are the documents that belong in

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